Silica-supported elevated sensor electrodes reduce the electrode gap, improving capacitance measurement accuracy and spectral resolution.
Alternating light transmitting prism portions and absorbing portions manage image reflection and natural light absorption to reduce manufacturing complexity.
A stereoscopic light recycling device uses a beam splitter and phase shifting optic to align orthogonally polarized light beams.
A barrier layer anodizing process forms a dense aluminium oxide coating on solar reflector surfaces.
Replacing vapor deposition with molded base materials and resin filling simplifies manufacturing complexity while achieving bright, clear stereoscopic images.
Dual-axis mirror deflection expands the detection range beyond planar limits, enabling comprehensive three-dimensional object scanning.
A lens mirror array integrates a prism structure on the flange surface to reflect and block noise light via retroreflection.
Projections connect color filter layers directly to a reflecting mirror film, guiding light through structural gaps without intermediate substrates.
Angle-dependent color shifting in thin films prevents copying while enabling simple public verification.
A vehicle image display mirror uses a first polarizing plate to maximize light transmittance from the monitor.
Deflection portions on polygonal transparent plates bend light to minimize non-display areas between array devices for seamless image continuity.
A unitary side mirror combines main and spotting portions into one structure to simplify assembly.
Elastic press-in fixing protrusions absorb manufacturing tolerances to precisely position the rotational center of vehicle mirror gears.